As busy SLPs SLP-ing, we could all use a little R&R. But who has the time these days?!? And how do you even do it? Here, relevant research articles are reviewed, summarized, and discussed by yours truly to improve knowledge, advocacy, and clinical care for OUR patients!
To mark the final post in the series, Dr. van Mersbergen not only shares the REAL reason researchers do what they do, but also gives a better idea of the best ways for us clinicians to incorporate the evidence into OUR worlds too! Enjoy and be sure to come back to previous interviews anytime!🥰🤓
Dr. Schulz not only knows a thing or 2 about Parkinson’s Disease and Telerehabilitation servicces, but also many things regarding research in our field! See what she has to share and suggest😉
Get ready to hold your hats as Dr. Tabor-Gray shares a boat load of insights into her research on cough function in ALS (check out a recent article in Short ‘n Sweet!), the symbiotic relationship between researchers+clinicians, and what we as consumers of research need to be aware of!🤓
If you’re interested in what a past Dysphagia Research Society president (among MANY other roles) has to share about research and ways to bridge this gap, then stop what you’re doing and check out this outstanding interview with Dr. Nadine Connor to celebrate BHSM!!🤩
If you thought Dr. Charters was gonna slow down after recently getting awarded her PhD, think again! Here, she gives some honest and genuine tips, tricks, and info to help us all be better to #bridgethegap between research and clinic!🤝❤️
Dr. Cara Donohue brings an interesting personal perspective when it comes to dysphagia (it involves a wired jaw!). And if you thought winning Dysphagia Research Society’s Steven Leder Award, chairing the Student Advisory Council, and starting a @PittCSD Podcast weren’t enough, Dr. Donohue continues to carve out relevant research in our field and offers her insights here for clinicians!👩🔬🤓
If you asked me anything about swallowing and infants: 😳😬🤷♀️. Luckily, Dr. McGrateen fills in all those gaps from her research and shares mores ideas along the way here!
If you’ve been hearing more about the wearable “Under-the-chin sensor” mobile device designed to help patients complete swallow exercises accurately in real-time but haven’t heard of one of its original creators, then make sure to read this insightful interview by the one and only Dr. Constantinescu!!🤩
In case you missed Dr. Samantha Shune’s recent webinar for National Foundation for Swallowing Disorders focusing on the eating experience, she’s sharing some more research wisdom to make sure we all remember to keep our patient/caregivers’ experiences at the forefront in our field!😉
What better way to celebrate the big BHSM month than a big interview with the one and only, Dr. Brodsky🤩! In case you haven’t seen or heard his name anywhere in our field before (which would be hard!), here is an exclusive interview that shares great examples that are easily relatable to clinicians! And if you are already familiar with his work over the decades, you’ll also get a better sense of just how passionate, determined, and approachable he is for our field!
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